Lesbian owners of a small distillery

"You're in a much better mood now that you've had your coffee, right Ms. Ruiz?" William told his mom's boss before the clients arrived at the conference room. "You don't mind me job shadowing my mom at all. In fact, you're secretly glad because you find me VERY attractive."

Claudia Ruiz blinked rapidly, then blushed and agreed.

"You're confident my mom will do great with the presentation," he assured her.

"You're going to do great, Erica!" she exclaimed.

And then, the receptionist knocked on the door and then ushered the clients in.

"Valerie!" Claudia exclaimed. "It's been too long! You look fabulous!"

She did indeed. Valerie was a slender, statuesque white woman with a dark hair cropped short in the back and sides but with a swooping bang across her left eye. She was dressed in a bespoke cream-colored suit over a translucent top that showed off her small but nicely rounded tits.

"It has been, Claudia!" Valerie exclaimed. "You remember my wife, Lydia?"

Lydia was even taller than Valerie, with pale skin and paler hair, cut in an identical style but swooping over her right eye instead. Her suit mirrored her wife's as well, but in charcoal instead of cream.

"Of course!" Claudia said. She's the genius behind your vodka!"

The blonde woman blushed and shrugged.

"I just distill it," Lydia said. "Val inspired it. That's why I named it after her! And her business sense is what makes the company actually turn a profit."

"That's adorable!" Claudia said. "Back when we were in business school, we'd all dream of a successful start up, but most of us wound up as corporate shills. Everyone is jealous of Valerie, and not just because she married well!"

The third woman that had arrived with the couple rolled her eyes and looked like she was making an effort not to say something snide.

"And who is this?" Claudia asked of the squat, chunky woman with a ginger buzz cut and a rumpled, manish suit.

"This is our accountant, Ginger," Valerie said. "She's the REAL reason we turn a profit! We're glad to consider your pitch, but our advertising budget isn't huge and any money we're going to spend on it needs to have a clear ROI."

"Of course, Valerie!" Claudia said. "I wouldn't pitch anything to a friend if I didn't truly believe it would benefit her! I'm confident Erica will do a great job demonstrating what we can do for your company."

The couple grinned politely at William's mother. The accountant scowled sceptically.

"But before we see what Erica has put together, you have GOT to try this coffee she found. It's the best!"

They gathered around the coffee service. William stood at a distance, watching. The owners had barely given them a second glance. The accountant had looked at him hostiley but she seemed to dislike everyone. While no one had said anything, it was pretty clear Ginger was also a lesbian. So the potential clients were three lesbians and William's grandfather's notes hadn't said anything about lesbians. Would his spunk even work on them?

Well, he'd need to get it inside them to find out.